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I currently have php 4.3.8 and I used urpmi to install php5. What do I need to do to enable it? I dont see anythign in the httpd2.conf like a mod_php, and restarting it obviously didnt work.
the urpmi gave no errors, i did urpmi php5-mysql, urpmi php5-cli, urpmi apache2-mod_php5
there were no errors.
I assume I need to change something then restart httpd, anyone know what else is needed? I glanced over the commonhttpd.conf, and did not see anything in there.
I am sure installing a new version of php should overwrite the old one and make all necessary changes to your apache configuration files so that you can use php5.
Thats what I thought, but php info still shows 4.3.8, and the config files are unchanged. The httpd2.conf file includes the file with the php stuff. This file is unchanged. I tried to edit it but only got errors or no change.
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